グダンスク第二次世界大戦博物館プライベートツアー＆チケット

Our guide was very punctual and tried to explain some sites on our walk to the WW2 museum however, it was difficult to understand much of what she was saying with her accent. Once we arrived at the museum, we were very rushed through and were unable to complete all stops. The museum was closing so we were asked to leave. It was not completely our guides fault that we did not have enough time. The museum is so large and interesting. It requires more time. We could have done that on our own with a headset and had a guide to the tour around the town, with more time being spent on sites. I think it should’ve been two separate tours. One tour of the town during communist times and the World War II museum being a separate tour with at least 4 to 6 hours just at the museum.

Very informative & our guide was incredibly knowledgeable We learnt a lot

Impressive but distressing. Outstanding museum design. Audioguide informative and fair.

Being a museum in the city where it all began, I expected better. The facility is really large but the museum only occupies a part of it, many rooms, many videos, and relatively few objects on display; the historical reconstructions are nice, a bit too limited to the Polish nation. Paid luggage storage and audio guides. Acceptable ticket price.

Our tour guide was fantastic. Took us through the main parts of the museum. As this is a huge place. He pointed to us all the important things to learn.

Excellent tour. Plan plenty of time to absorb it all. Lots to see and learn. We would recommend this tour

In a modern building, within walking distance of the tourist heart of Gdańsk's Old Town, there is this highly extraordinary and perfectly installed museum. In a marked tour of the very impressively designed museum, the visitor learns about the origins, the atrocities and impacts and the consequences of the 2nd World War. World War II through exhibited original exhibits and short films. Those who leave this museum without emotional turmoil lack emotional/social/human intelligence. Audioguide( 12PLN) is highly recommended!. Schedule a minimum visit time of 2 hours. I recommend booking an admission date online (preferably in the morning from 10.00 am) as the museum was busy at least at the time of our visit to Gdansk. Entrance is very inexpensive .

The box office opened 30 minutes before we were there, good to be on time if you do not have a ticket. Good even for children.

The WW2 museum in Gdansk is really worth a visit. We chose the more expensive option of hiring a private guide and we're glad that we did. Not only did he meet us at the hotel and take us to an interesting site first, he then was able to jump the queue at the museum and take us to the exhibits that interested us most. Thanks to Tomasz our extremely friendly, knowledgeable guide.

Very informative and interesting guided tour. Our guide was considerate with one of our members who required a slower pace and helped him participate while showing him areas to rest while we continued tour. Highly recommend visiting this museum with a guide